Entertainment prices in the Czech capital don’t have to eat in too much to your overall trip to Prague cost. In fact, you’ll find it is also affordable, particularly in the less touristy areas. The cost of beer in Prague, for example, is incredibly inexpensive. You should definitely be able to get a decent meal for around 150 CZK, especially at cheap Asian places. However, for a higher quality meal at a good place, aim for around 200-250 CZK. Consider Vinohradska Parlament for a casual and quick, but nice looking, place with a mix of traditional and modern dishes. There are MANY many restaurants in Prague, of all types. Some of them are outrageously priced (we avoided those) but most of them, it's possible to get a good to great meal for modest prices. The most we ever spent on a meal for two was $63 US dollars, and that included two rounds of drinks (wine for me, beer for my husband), an appetizer to Drink your fill from the unlimited beer, wine, and soft drinks available. This is a truly different and entertaining way to spend an evening in Prague, and one’s that is guaranteed to take you back in time and satisfy your palate. Includes. Unlimited beer, wine, and soft drinks. 3-course afternoon dinner or 5 course evening dinner with pork Most Czechs eat dinner around 7 p.m. on weeknights in Prague, and may eat a little later on weekend nights. Most restaurants close around 11 p.m. on weeknights and later on the weekends. Breakfast is usually served between 6 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. The currency in Prague is the Czech koruna and this is what you will need to make any payments in. On average we found in Prague that a pint of beer would cost around €3 which is pretty good against the typical European standard. A meal at a restaurant for 2 would cost around€20/€30 – which again as a European standard is pretty cheap. Hotel Breakfast. If you’re staying at a hotel in Prague, chances are that they offer a breakfast buffet for an additional fee. The price for this can vary greatly depending on the hotel’s star rating and location. However, expect to pay anywhere between 300 CZK ($13) to 600 CZK ($27) per person. Eat, drink and repeat: Wine tasting tour in Venice: $101 And not only is Prague much less expensive, but it is actually a significantly cheaper destination Walk Through Prague’s Narrowest Street 12. See Franz Kafka’s Roating Head 13. Enjoy Charming Christmas Markets 14. Climb Up The Petrin Tower 15. Try Trdelnik 16. Drink The Cheapest Beer In The World 17. Eat Local Food 18. Enjoy Beer Spa 19. Go Shopping At The Wencelas Square Prague city guide: Where to eat, drink, shop and stay in the Czech capital. How to nail a city break to one of Europe’s best loved capitals. Wibke Carter. Tuesday 03 March 2020 14:36 GMT. vWlySt5.